BY KRISTIE WORTHEY for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Something resembling a business district is taking shape on South 11th Street, one coffee, knife, book, tattoo, […]
Author: Keelin Everly-Lang
How Dion Teague Suits Up Tacoma’s Antique Row
BY ALAN GORSUCH for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Tacoma’s Antique Row on Broadway is one of our most walkable shopping districts. Among the antique shops […]
Wanna Beer With That? Kellerhund Vienna Lager for Oktoberfest at Redd Dog
BY MATT STEVENS for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 I found one of the last sunny days in September and snuck a midafternoon trip down to […]
Buddy’s Chicken & Waffles Is Back on the Block at 56th and STW
BY MEG VAN HUYGEN for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 In late August, a paper takeout menu appeared in the window of the empty space at […]
Queen of Many Mediums: Nakanée Fernandez
BY KEELIN EVERLY-LANG for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Ask Nakanée Fernandez about where she got her artist’s soul and she’ll tell you: “I was born […]
Bar Fairies Bring a Positive Approach to DUI Prevention
BY AVERY GOODSTINE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Stacy Gammons-Ankerfelt was hit by a drunk driver just feet from her front door in Auburn, Washington, […]
Parks Tacoma’s People-Powered Community Centers
BY MATT KITE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 It always comes down to people. People have powered Tacoma’s community centers for decades, and in a […]
From First Draft to Bookshelf: Where Do I Start?
BY AARDE WRITES for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Hey Aarde,I’ve been wanting to write a children’s book, but when I bring it up to my […]
Seattle Reign Duel for Playoff Bid
BY SARA KIESLER for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Jess Fishlock passes Megan Rapinoe for Reign’s scoring record During a night themed around dragons, one “tiny […]
When Does Borrowing Make Sense?
BY NATHAN SPIECKER for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 10/2/2026 Imagine a household facing a $2,500 car repair. The car is needed for work, school, and getting […]